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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-08
Their, Ch,nn .,ye,,d,nr

Squire George Arkle and his wife had
been married just twenty yea,s yesterday,
and they celebrated tho anniversary in 8
very enjoyable manner by q reception to
their friends at their residsnceon Eleventh
street. Tho hours sped eaily In dancing
and other anuesments, and shortly before
midnight an elegant repast was served.
The popular couple were the recipienta Of
numerous sud hearty congratulations and
OF q lsrse'number Of very fine and hand.
some presents % well. s 7. Ss 3;SJ
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TIE Dollar Savings Bank, which was
organized last April, has had unprecedent.
ed success. Out OF the earnings for the
Six months the directors ct their monthly
meeting on yesterday declared q dividend
Of three per cent, payable on demand, be.
sides passing handsome amount to the
surplus fund. This record shows that
there was room in our city for just such an
institution, and the working people and
these Of small means have taken adyan.
tage OF II. ~ f ]g4ftsis%
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OLE G1atellfile|'sur:o.
oslce. Nos. as md 81 fourteonth Street.
New Adye-t,so,ue pts.

Agotts Wanted. y. NJ Y!
Irass Ash Pan Eron:s-Eess!tt & Bro. y
Mirs Felde.a, Geo; ". Johr cons Sons. K q
Pink Tea nt tho English Lutheran Church.
Grand Concert At Union Saloon. ~ I,
] Htraycd-A Cow. 5s.f.g,i s,at,
Tea aud Dinner Ware. "a, q n
PUBLIC Auction OF Carriages, &c.
Try Llsps Cough Syrup. Us ,af. ~,
Z QIinceS-McKGea New Grocery, rs
Plumbing Shop at Private Sale. n,
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Indications.
~s-A-

IS " AsRINaToN, D. O, Nov. S.-For West.
ern Pennsylvanis, eighty cooler, lair
weather, light to fresh, northwesterly
winds, shifting to northezly and diminish.
ing in force. - -,
For West Virginia, cooler and fair
weather, light to fresh winds, shifting to
northMeeterly. {: q. !. Z.
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sCNOFULOUs ULCEIss,

James +. Richardson, Custom House, Now Or.
leans, Oh oath says: lin 1870 Soroiulous Ulcers
broke out on my body until 1 was a mass OF cor.
ruptton. Every thing known to tho medical faculty
was tried IN vain. I becsn1e 4 nero wreck. Al
times could not lit my hands 10 my head, could
not turn In bed; waS In constant pain, and look ed
upon life as a curse. No relief or euro III ten
years. In 1850 heard Of the Cuticura Remedies,
used thom. and was perfectly cured" s M =
E,r sworn to before q, J., Com ]. D. CrawioYd
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BRIDGEPORT.
Oonvalescents-Dog Thiet-The Elections.
Other Notes. ~.

"H 4. To-.
oonvaiescsnts-Doe Thiet-The Elections
Other Notes.
F. A. Diummond spent Sunday in
Barnesville. IA -.
Will and Lsnan loalsy are Ill with
typhoid lever. AND "a 81.
Mr.. George Hsnson is slowly recovering
from typhoid fever. s5-f $50 :
The streets are fall Of workmsn putting
in natural gas pipes. IA, 81 2'::-ta
N: L. Brubaker has removed his family
to Wheeling Island. -
Ed Miller, who has been on the alcA
list for some time, 10 oonvalescent. "a
Frank Hathaway hnsaccepted posi!ior
with s. A. Heinlein, the ahoe dealer, III
The natural gas Was turned on in the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh depot laat night
Mrs. Dick Humes is reposted much bat.
ter after asyers attack Of typhoid fever.
Dave Jones, who was hurt some lime
since in the Etna mill, is able to be- oui
again. Y 400 !, -
Intorcat in to.day's election hca in.
creased to fever heat, and a peneral
warming Up" is looked for to-day.
The Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh and Claya.
land. Lorain 4 Wheeling RAILROADS have
made arrangements for free end mntnaI
transportation oil baggage from one rosd mad
to the other. This will prove very con:
90 & d {. y .sHtI.-
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UTERINE PAiNN !.
Sc a Day-..-a Gold Mine

For Agents. Grandet Money Making BusIuess
ever offered. "A galden harvest for the next Two
Months. $40 Per Month and expenses to active
men TO sell our goods. No capital required. No
peddling ealnple ca,e OF goods and valua bic In,
formation and full particulars FREE. No hum.
bug: we mean Just what we say. Address at once
STANDARD s1LVERWARE CO., Boston, Masa.
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CHEAP HOMES

$3.50 will buy two story, almost new, Franc
House. four roonlsi lot sOxlli. TERMS CASH.
A. 80 Aero Farm. about one mile itor, Wheeling.
vol Improved; S55 per acre, r5Ii- :, "
Tho Brcnilingcr Property on Market street,
4. feet OF Market and Sixteenth street.
A Elmo Residence corner Twenty.tecoud and
Chspline Streets II rooms, bath room and oaice.
stable III rear oil lot. .5,7 - We
,g7';5.5.sig G. A. sCHAEFER & CO.,
HsT Il D. d . e
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sCROFULoUs, INH

d sCROFULoUs, INHERITED,
And Contagious Humors, with los3 OF Hair, Rnt
EruptionB Of the Skin. arc positively cured by Gu
ucura and CutGura soap extern slly. md Cuticurl
Resolycnt internally, when other mediclnci
Sold everywhere Price, Cuticura. 500; Soap,
90; Resolyent. 81. Prepared by The Potter Drug d
Chemical Co., Boston, Mass. lsist ..Sj ,-'sl
& n4-Send for How TO euro Skin Diseases" G.
pages. 90 nlustratons. aud lou testimonials. tit5
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. CLEANING and healing. Pnlmer's Skin.
success aoap and ointment. Perfect for
al skin diaeases. AT drug store Of McLRin
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Thermometer Record

The Thermometer at schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, req.
isterod as follows: ,. q ~, =.
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? ONE OF THE WORST CASES,

.--T ONN VE 1H1s W VIE5 Z -OASE5s -
We have been selling your Cutic,lra Remedies
for ycars, and have the first complaint yet 10 10
Scrotun ever saw was cured by the use Of Hv,
bottles Of Cuticura Rcsolyent, Cutlcurl and Cuti
cura Soap. Tho Soap takes the "cato" hero as
medicinal soap. El.1 EFl rs W. t1 ~. n
- . TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists,
EFslf ,-F.H. 4JFfI Efantfhri nm
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tS1voRY STARCH, always ready and reliable, No
cooking, no sticking, perfect work, Grocem; 4 =
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Deatty's Ivory Starch. M gsy. Il
!, Labor raving harmless to fabric, perfect nnish.
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DIME FARM FOR SALE.

II 3iat -T3l7f a 7I7.-7.1i7'T 49, ~
Situated ~ miles southwest Of St. Clairsyille,
cnntaining 1873 hc;es Of choice land, on which
there Is good twostory brick dwelling and two.
story flEme dwelling; best barn In Belmont col,n-
ty, bablea, wegon sheds. corn cribs and ali neccs
sary, outbu!ldlngs: An abundance OF fruit OF ali
orchard, plenty Of water at al tines Til, IA onc
OF the best stdck isrlns In Dclnoat county. and
csn DO divided to make two good farms nill be
told Cheap and On easy terms. For particulars
call on or address. ~ * r 7, no SsI.i, $50
,-,i.. sgy3, keal Estate and Insurance Agent,
0cSA htH. ..1l5.. a. t-nt4 y So BRID0gpoeT, O.
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E1RsT:CLAss SHORT CREEK FARM
~ FOR BALE, ~ IS IA sg tsltI "A -1T-, : = 49,
goo Acres. about 10 miles from Wheeling. tw,
miles from Short Greek Station, oil f., @, Sst H.
Railroad; 70 acres creek bottom, about leo acres
soil, undcrld with the I've foot cain OF socd cal
Largo brick house, 0 rooms good water, liable and
outbulldinSs. For particulars enquire OF PETYs
DELAPLAIS, on the Promises, or -,
s75Lti9 - g.ii F4il WV. IIoGE & BRO,
An1 ~. lao MarEnt Gtrnat Mheniina III y.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY

FOR S ALE
Good house and all necessary out.bulldiprs
with from ono 10 I've acvts OF g,ound.
Also. ten building lots, high and dry, and nm.
surpassed for location, - ~ .' N W.
Also, ten acres Of hill land, 10 no sold separate
ANY portion Of this property will DO sold 10 sut
tho purchaser. Reasonable prices, :, " A1't
Oc6 t---l-.lt UEORGE NARLY rntnr Ia nhia
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THE LOCAL CONTEST,

Tho Necessity .: Caution on tho Part
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FOR SALE.

VIII DO sold on oasy payments, or exchanged 70.
Wheeling property. Enquire Of
Sjisfa 1, Z, WI. ". CoTDES,
nos t.3t Attorney at Law, 1878 Msrtst az
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The extent Of the wounds OF John Muir.
ply and his family could no! be definitely
sscertaired at s late hour lnss night. Tho
oldest child, bright little girl about three
years old, named Stella, was unconscious
and had been since tho shock working in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
talk WITH 4 HAUAII1N RETOL LUTIOAIST
DIR. MARTINS VIEW OF AFfAIKs II KALAKAUA :
KINGIOJ.

DIR. MARTIN's VIEW OF AFfAIRs II KALAKAUA =
KINGIOI.
wAsnINGToS. Nov 16.-Dr 6. II. Martin, one Of
:he nino who caused the revolution In The lIawa an
Kingdom and PRACTICAL ~ Uvcithrcw King ka alaua's
GovcInmcbt, in tho city Oday on his way to
Boston. Dr. Martin left Honolulu october %.
Io lated 10 a reporter that great change fr the
tcter had been made In the Government. The kins
ls now controlled ly tho Cabinet aud legislature. lie
has been gwen tho ycO power but 1t Is also TO be
used Ony with tho consent of the majority Of the
Cabinet
"a number Of Other changes werc in contemplation"
ead Dr. Martin, " and have Oiably tccn made. II
tho intention to Minister Of Fore gn Affair,
Godfrey Brown and put League in his place IN
tho Cabinet. Brown originally League man,
everything hat tho other members Of tho Cabiner
would lring up. The reOrganlcd Cabnet ha' the
cntiro sympathy OF the pcOp.c while King kalakaua
has no longer any power over thom."
Ia ard TO the story that Claus Sprcckcs had
quaircllcd with King kaakaua and now threatened to
RUIN tho sugar trade of the Hawaiian Kingdom by
sing beet sugar ia Cal fOrnld Dr. Martin sald
When Sprcck. found tIat he could not luc all OF
tho planters in the Kingdom he LIT Honolulu He
has not returned and T. not wantcd. lie cannot run
tho islands Beet sugar Is not sweet or profitable
cane ~ugar and cannot compete with II.
To-day - tho birthday OF hins Nalakaua. IIo T.
fifty years OF age. As he stl bears 'l5 title Of
King arrangements wcrc being made when ] lcf
Honolulu to celebrate to day by military display
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
HIGH UP IN HIS CALLING
" RUFE" MINERS RECORD IN THIS CITY.
WANTED FOR NAssAU-sT. ROBBERY OF $40, 900
EIGHT YEARS AGO
1BY TELEGRAPH tn ruu

EIGHT YEARS AGO,
tBY TELEGRAPH THE rRrBuSs.1
CHICAGO Nov. lG.-Jo!n Reilly, alias George
carson, and K A. Stewart, alias Rufus Miner tho
mshonably dressed men who were released on a
haDeas corpus by Judge Baker Yesterday. wero
IN justice Lyons court to-day charged with being,
iugluves from justice. The prisoners attorney
tried hard to have his clients DISCHARGED ana
until Detectives Elliott and Wiley produced =
dispatch saying that the men were wanted in
RoXbury, Mass, for larceny, there was "a prospect
that he would succeed
these men are among the best known thieves
IN the country" Elliott said. "and they arc
wanted Tor stealing 1901 from the ROxbury Gas
hight Company, for which they were indicted
Inc case will go over until the 3d." tho
justice said. and the men were taken below
Know the men?s said Allen A. Pinlerton TO
reporter. Yes, L know them we'll They are
known to us bank sneaLs Carson's alias is
Little George and Miners is Little Rufe.'
Both have participated in most of the promineno
bank robberies. Perhaps their most notable lob
took place in New-iork about eight wears ago.
James Ii Young, whose Office was on Nassau-st.
was wealthy real estate dealer. About January
~ 1872, Mr. Young took from depository "a large
quantity OF bonds to his IlTiCc fer the purposc of
cutting OF coupons. The bonds were left ia charge
vi d cicfk, VINO, While engaged in cutting off the
COUPONS, was told that "a lame man seated in n
carriage outside wanted to inquire about some
properly. 1he clerk put the bonds on a table and
lett the room, closing the door, which was fastened
Dy spring lock. AS soon as he had gone two
men, VINO had been conce0cd on tie floor above
but who could all the movements below
descended. and with chse opened the door
grabbed the bonds and escaped by n rear door
lhey got about $4,000 i'll railIoad, city and
Government bonds.
From descriptions we were confident that
Miner, Carson and Frank IlOven were the thieves
ana set man TO watch II0ven's woman After
vigil OF SIX weeks Il0vens woman left fo,
petersburg. Va. One of our men followed and
arrested the trio just as Miner was 10 leave for
the North to negotiate the sale of the bonds All
OF winch we found in his trunk We also fonnd
package of 100000 which had been stolen from
a cortland. n T., bank some time before, and
which had been buried in Florida. Carson and
Havan were not identified participants in tho
loung robbery, nor was any proof brought against
the three for the Cortland robbery Miner. low
ever, was recognized the lame man. and was
hed over The day before his trial was TO have
come OIL lie eluded his keeper and escaped lie
was not caught, and now that he has been proba-
Dly ho'hing will be done to him at this late day
lhey are great Iar, and il was "a good capture. n
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SOCIALISTS TO MEET IN HYDE PARK.

TIE GOVERNMENT WILL SWEAR IN 10000 SPECIAL
CONSTANTS TO KEEP THE PEACE.
LONDON. Nov. 16-A meeting OF The Radical
clubs and Socialist delegates held this even.
ing. After lively debate 1t was resolved by large
majority to hold a meeting in Hyde Park on Sunday
next, and to send small deputation 70 II afalgar
Square that day. The object of tho latter move
IS to secure a technical of assault against the po
lice II Is expected that the depuatOD Will Dc pre-
vented from entering the square The whole qucs
ton of the right Of tho public to hold meetings in tho
SQUARE Will then be raised In the courts. A motion
against attempting to meet In Trafalgar Square until
the legal question had been decided was rejected
The Government will swear In 0,0O0 special
stables In order to check further riots In LOrlon Mr
Matthews. tho Home Secretary, expects that $4,000
will res pond to the call for cOnstablcs
At banquet this evening Mr. GOschen said that tho
Government had not simply to deal with Ireland but
prove themselves Cabinet of legislative Initiative.
The assist ance given by the nonists proved by
attacks made uDOn them bv tho OiadStUnians. Tho
latter had first riod cajOery; they trying
VituperatiOn: next II would be eXcOmmuDicall ion.
Iut the uniOniSts had not and mnst not lose inch
of ground through tho GadstOnan game Of br3G
Tho Charge against Bennett Bun cgh, the journalist,
OF taking part in The riot OF Sunday, has been dis
Missed Tho policeman who arrested him acknOwl
edged that he made nist axe and apoogzcd.
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THE FIRE RfCORD.
A SECOND FIRE OV rae VENETIAN.

4 STTOND FTEE ON TTT ENII X
Boston. Nov. lG.Fre discovered this morni nc in
the the aft-rnoll o. the steamer Venetian.
.oldng At his port for Liverpool, 10 sail to-day The
aerhO contained 800 bales of cotton and 200 barrels
The lire fierce aal 1t required double
complement OF hrrmen AMI the cOnbIHet efforts OF the
two harhor fire boats to check anl extngush the ames
Thc Venetian s still di'charsins her cargo ami Will
probably be clear t. Tho cotton taken out is
bad damaged 1t will PROBABLY be two or three days
before the steamer can rcOoi and sail.
While the lresen lighting the irs In tho hold the
smskc dense and tHe heat great that large
number nrrIucn overcome ami rescued with dill
culfy A. twenty-five ~ tsem had to be carHed
to fie omen air where all re~u~cltatrd.
The Ncnctit is he snip that arrived here No
venDrr with fire IN the fJrGard LOli The cargo
INTO the AMI the lire eX iagushcl with
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ANorHrE BKlR G0RED ErLLS
%. II. {. HILL, 4 HEAVY rnri tprLrHIA OPERATOR.
GOF~ TNDiE

%. II. {. HILL, 4 HEAVY rnti tprLrHIA OPERATOR.
GOTS TNpiE.
PnHApLLrHlt. Nov. 10 L. H. G. llll. a stock broker
80. ;.o3 aluu So, announced MS inability {" nr'
nI- oi : ,nt.on- to-day. Tie Grm was formerly I'M
4 Kennedy. About T. -harc- Of stock were honehi
lu under he ruic for Nit INNS account. of this
1900 shares consisted Of Recalling. and the rnarlf
~ lsnns lvanja. northern fa'shc. prcffi'd am"
common. aud -. Paul Mr.. HI ha- been pronounced
bear. I,ut when the tide turned "A few week a" ne
sti! short of lar7' amount Of stock and iul'd
TO 1t announced this morning HAT he
lad sold hi -,ai IA the NcW-lOlh Ia hang, ami h-
failure therefore surprise.
Mr.. Iill Wis one of the L"aVlcsi operators ON th'
IhIladcl pnia Stock Exchange 4 prominent u'Hbcr
uf The Euard sad thu afternoon: The iaIufr wa, Il
square one, and everybody bccves In Mr. ilill. lie
Wi, oiicicd -. coo bl = Personal friend this morning
aud could have tldcd over this trUulIr hui a re
market wa going again-t him, h. preferred 10 pWi.
do not think tha hi- contracts in the Exchange VIII
amount to over s.O,'OD.
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

Boston. Nov. l6-A business bIo'k On Broadway.
Chelsea partially burned last night causin, losses
follows. W. H. Jclison. hay and grain. $1,000. in
snrcI |. X Hustled ldunlry 5000 partially insured:
tirOr- |. FlIdc clsIr mInlfacturrr S2.opJ lnsured
t. Emery, buildings. $1,000. Insured. Other
small las-es Will aggregate 81 900 or more.
BUFFALO. Nov. l6.-At 2:3O o'clock this morning fire
destroyed tho malt houses OF the Zegco Brewing Com
pany on Washngton-sL The loss on the bui'ding Is
estimated e. at 10000. Tho elevator, which WAS also
destroyed. hal capacity Of $1,000 bushels. and II IA
believed to have been full The total loss IL nj least
1000. The Insurance - nDs1t $1,000 o. spread over
long list Of companies of tnls amount riD,OOo |, ON
bntlliugs aud the remainder On tns stock or malt.
IN ,chlncry, etc The malt iOao Insured for about
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prvpTTVH TVF GAVE Field STRIKE

NEw.ORtE,Ns Nov. l6-A dispatch from shricver
La to The Pirayspe says The strike In this parish
was declared of by the Executive Committee
OF the knights OF Labor Saturday
last and tho laborers were advised
to return at the original rate OF wages This in
uuc,Ipn was obeyed by the greater number or them.
Tuesday. however, brought runors OF re-
prwal OF tho strike, which were con-
rrmcd to-day by the Information that the
ahnrrrs sht plantations hal quit work ami repea ed
their demands for increased wages Evidently his last
move ndepenirnt Of any organized STRIKE nut IL Is
none tue less fruitful OF much einOarrasslnenL'
A dispatch to me Times Drm0crh from ihiDo eauN:
Ia siys: Shos rcd last night at the laborers
quarters on Orange Grove Plantation. hahd OF cane
carrier, and feeders hro into last night anu nve o
- number were wonndel Word has Just como IN that
r. Of or All tho naads all = \. Warmolfs Laurel Val
lcJ Plantation have quit work
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Philip Duryea, age thirty three, The son OF veal h.
florist living on the Hackcnsack Plank Road, was On
gagged to be married TO Miss Mary A Brown, ag'
twenty three, a schooltcac Tho wedding was ar
ranged for 80 p. III. yesterday In Grove Methodist
Eplscoual Church, tho Rev. Mr.. GOwan the pastor.
to oiciate The church was crowded with guests "h'
had been invited to the wedding. Miss Brown re
malned at home awaiting the arrival Of Duryea and
when he had turned up at d 80 m, she and her
friends decided to go TO tho church, thinking that
Duryca had gone there by mistake Ihcy stayed al
Tho cburch until IL became evident that IL was no use
to walt longer when Miss Brown and her parents wore
driven home In carriage and the crowd In the church
dlsnr,cd The cause Of Duryea's failure TO appear L.
moi known lie was not at his homo last night, and
no one was found who knew where he had gone HE
appcarancc was reported al POlcc icViYu@tci' III
this CITY, but no general alarm was sent OUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-17
THE TySpTPtTIOy or THE BIBLE.

PIuLApELpuI,. Nov. 16.-The special conference on
the inspiration Of the Bible, which opened hero yesA
tcrday was continued to-day with much larger at
tepd,nco Professor I. r. Townsend D. d.. of Bos-
ton Invc, sity read paper ertilled Bible Mraclcss
Uo said that Bible miracles lie at the base of all dis!
cussion all Is said.' H. remarked that miracles
ARA opposed to tn, laws Of nature. The greatest mir
aria IS Chris himself, and the next Is tho religion
Witch he organized The creation of tho first man and
first woman is the greatest granite block against which
nddety will finally dash itS brains ont. IL IL should
continue to make its assanltsup0n Christianity. The
appearancc of man-the firt man and woman-cannot
bo accounted for by infdoty.'
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,,,, noov,npvOr vUyTOTpAL pOr ROLLING

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 10 (Spee,dD.-rhc municipal cam
paixn was further plicated tonight by the Prohibit
ontsts making nominations for all city officers. Their
candidate for Mayor John T. Blodget, young lawyer
OF good reputation From present indications there will
be four candidates In the fei-Gilbert f. Robbins
whoever the Republicans nominated James McNaly on
the part Of the Democrats, Augustus = Miller. Citizens
candidate, and John T. Bodgct, Prohiblionist ma
tority " necessary TO elect Oh the nrst trial
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MAGISTRATE POWER REMOVED.

BOYCoTTING A STEAMSHIP LINE-THE CASE AGAINST
MAYOR SULLIVAN.
DUBrv Nov 1G-The ICrd Chancellor OF ireland has
removed Mr. Power. ". T., from the Office OF MaGis-
tratc because he advised Waterford tenants to adopt
the Plan of Campaign
Notices have been posted in County Clare ordering
a boycott Of the shannon Steamship Company for con
vcying prisoners 10 the Limerick jail
"Thc Frccman's journal" says that tho Government
has decided abandon the prosecution Of Lord Mayor
Sullivan for publishing in his paper. " The Nation
reports of meetings of suppressed branches Of the Ma
tlOual League
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I1SI IFN AENSIE T. nm ~ i'"'' ''h'S' '''''
KNOXvILLE. Tenn, Aov. l6-Ih- siochhodcrS ot INC
Tennessee, Nr,inia and Georgia Rail- oid neal their
annual meeting to-day. Aine millions OF the hrst pre-
fcrIcd stock and thrty-oho millions OF the second
preferred aud csinn"n stock were represented
iisht directors, namely, samuel Thomas {. . hryco
Alfred -ully, /. VI. I-S4u J1hn g. Moore. ,"O Sr =
scst. John II. Innan and LenJsaD. were tIccttl ny
the holders of the hr-i preferred stock. ct seven dre
tor~ namely John & rec nou. H. Villas L. Bun. Richard
Irvine, George Cuppcl Thomas 4. 20 lot, I. W.
Mctnr,, Jaue, T. Grarnis elected 10y tue hoiIerS
Of the srcohd preferred an common stock
The directors of ,nc SrolDt. Knoxville ana Wrs'crh
Raifoad viii meet lOu.orrow Ia let thc '"ut.N ioi
building the eLreline fran Knoxville 10 Fort oya